Introverted? Learn pro skills for impactful communication


The key to communication success for introverts is not to act like they aren’t, but to leverage the qualities that they have to achieve the best impact with minimal stress. Our upcoming webinar discusses how introverts can get their point of view taken into account and how introverted leaders can express themselves better.
The webinar covers the following key areas:
·         Asking effective questions to facilitate a conversation
·         Overcome your discomfort when speaking up
·         Making your words count—word choice for maximum impact
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
The key to communication success for introverts is not to act like they aren’t but to leverage the qualities that they have to achieve the best impact with minimal stress. Learn communication strategies for introverts and know how to express yourself verbally and non-verbally.
WHO WILL BENEFIT
This course is targeted at employees, supervisors, middle managers and senior managers.
Speaker Profile: Audrey Halpern is a soft skills training facilitator consultant with 20+ years of experience. Audrey is currently a  faculty member of American Management Association where she trains productivity and communication skills.
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